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Countries renewed their promises to protect wildlife at U.N. talks in Armenia, but how to cover the costs remains a question.
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Two Massachusetts projects are the nation’s first to grow cranberries beneath solar panels, in another example of how agriculture and clean energy can coexist.
This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. When Trump was elected in both 2016 and 2024, promising to make the federal government hostile to climate action, many climate…
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Dinch, an allegedly ‘safe’ alternative, used in the EU and US also found to cause fetal development complications Exposure to a new generation of allegedly “safe” plasticizers is linked to lower birth weight and fetal development…
RIO DE JANEIRO — Beneath the surface of Brazil’s coastal waters, a silent invasion is transforming marine ecosystems. Sun coral (Tubastraea coccinea and Tubastraea tagusensis), an invasive coral native to the Indo-Pacific, is spreading…
Mongabay’s reporter Max Radwin went to Suriname’s Amazon to investigate the advance of illegal gold mining on Indigenous territories. Despite a government pledge to combat the activity, Indigenous Wayana communities are facing an influx of…
War, poverty and climate change are all affecting Sudanese, with increasing cases of child malnutrition.
